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Energy Data File January 1997

[ Last Updated 5 January 2006 ]
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The complete Energy Data File January 1997 can be accessed online free of charge.

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Data tables in Excel 5.0 format [504 KB Zip file] 
Acknowledgements & Copyright (6KB)
Preface and Contents (135KB)3
A. Energy Overview (152KB)6
Figure A.1 Energy Flows 6
A.2 Primary Energy Supply 7
A.3 Energy Demand by Sector and Fuel Type 9
A.4 Energy Sector Key Facts 10
A.5 Energy Greenhouse Gas Emissions Key Facts 10
A.6 Energy Outlook 11
A.7 International Energy Price Comparisons 12
B. Energy Balances (507KB)14
Table B.1 Description 14
Table B.2 Quarterly Energy Supply and Demand Balance Tables (Gross PJ) 16
Table B.3 Annual Energy Supply and Demand Balance Tables (Gross PJ) 27
Table B.4 Annual Energy Supply and Demand Balance Table (Net PJ) 35
C. Coal (42KB)36
Figure C.1 Coal Ownership Flows 36
Background 37
Coal Production 37
Industry Structure 38
Recent Trends 38
Table C.1 Coal Production, Exports and Consumption 39
Figure C.2 Coal Flow Summary 40
D. Oil (1st part) (280KB)42
Figure D.1 Oil Ownership Flows 42
Background 43
Industry Structure 44
Recent Trends 44
Figure D.2 Oil Flow Summary 46
Table D.1 Summary of Oil Consumption by Sector 47
Table D.2 Crude Oil and Condensate 48
Table D.3 Refinery Intermediates and Residues 50
Table D.4 Oil Products Total 52
Table D.5 Petrol Total 54
Table D.6 Premium Leaded Petrol 56
Table D.7 Premium Unleaded Petrol 58
Table D.8 Regular Unleaded Petrol 60
Table D.9 Diesel 62
Table D.10 Fuel Oil 64
Table D.11 Aviation Fuels 66
Table D.12 Other Petroleum Products 68
Table D.13 LPG / NGL 70
D. Oil (2nd part) (318KB)72
Table D.14 Oil Tables in Thousand Tonnes 72
Table D.15 Retail Prices of Petroleum Products 84
Table D.16 Petrol Price Comparison 86
Table D.17 Oil Import Bill 88
E. Gas (258KB)90
Figure E.1 Gas Ownership Flows 90
Background 91
Market Development 91
Industry Structure 92
Recent Trends 92
Figure E.2 Gas Flow Summary . 93
Table E.1 Gas Production 94
Table E.2 Gas Demand 96
Table E.3 CNG Sales 98
F. Renewables (12KB)100
Background 100
Table F.1 Renewable Energy Data 101
G. Electricity (104KB)102
Figure G.1 Electricity Enterprise General Structure 102
Overview of New Zealand's Electricity Enterprise 103
Table G.1 Summary of Generation by Fuel Type 103
Table G.2 Consumption by Sector 104
Figure G.2 Electricity Flow Summary 105
Table G.3 Electricity Generation by Fuel Type in Petajoules 106
Table G.4 Electricity Generation by Fuel Type in Gigawatt Hours 108
Table G.5 Generating Capacity by Fuel Type 109
Table G.6 Generation by Fuel Type 110
Table G.7 Transmission and Distribution Network Statistics 111
Table G.8 Electricity Consumption by the Residential Sector 112
Table G.9 Electricity Consumption by the Commercial Sector 113
Table G.10 Electricity Consumption by the Industrial Sector 114
Table G.11 Summary of End Use of Electricity 116
Table G.12 Retail Electricity Prices 118
Table G.13 International Comparison of Electricity Prices in IEA Member Countries 119
H. Units Used (16KB)120
I. Glossary (38KB)122
J. Fuel Properties (115KB)128
Table J.1 Solid Fuel Calorific Values (Gross) 128
Table J.2 Solid Fuel Calorific Values (Net) 129
Table J.3 Petroleum Calorific Values (Gross) 130
Table J.4 Petroleum Calorific Vaues (Net) 131
Table J.5 Oil Conversion Factors 132
Table J.6 Gas Physical Properties 132
K. Data Sources (13KB)134
L. Further Information (197KB)136
Supplement: Oil and Gas Reserves (69KB)1
Figure 1 Gas/Condensation Process (Generalised)3
Table 1 Oil Reserves and Production 4
Chart1 Oil Reserves by Energy Content as at 1 January 1996 4
Table 2 Gas Reserves and Production 5
Chart2 Gas Reserves by Energy Content as at 1 January 1996 5
Units Used 6
Glossary 7
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